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Two apps for the iphone which will definitely help me are:

• WordPress App
• Magento Mobile Dashboard

Both of these apps will let me work on the train and to get a lot more done (thats the plan anyway), also hoping it will allow me to update this blog a lot more regularly. It is another step in the Apple direction…

Good little tips to track rankings via Google Analytics.

Putting author information on all pages is fine (even for e-commerce sites)

Struggling to find a designer, have a look at Dribble, pool of talent available.

Changing a domain is something that happens quite often, something I’ll be doing soon, make sure your doing everything you should be to minimise disruptions to your traffic in the search engines, follow the domain migration infograph.

Make Photos Sharper

How to Use Pen Tool in Photoshop

Similar to both SEOmoz and Majestic SEO tools, here is a new tool I have stumbled across which seems to have tons of data coming out of it.

Want a discount on a listing in a directory? Visit this site where they have listed discounts codes for directories including BOTW and Ezilion.

I’ve always thought that not enough attention was paid to a well written meta description, those in PPC go into detail about their ad descriptions to make sure they have the best possible chance of a click through and always thought SEO’s should do this on meta descriptions, maybe this tool will help…

Finally, I’m still getting to grips with the new Google Analytics interface but seems you could add some pretty detailed dashboards.

When I started in SEO 5 years ago I would have been lost doing off-page optimisation without Yahoo Site Explorer, even so much that I still recently recommend client’s to this tool if they want a basic view of the link profile of a website. Client’s don’t want to be confused with MozRank, MozTrust etc….

Anyway, great tool back in the day and considering I’ve not used it in over a year I won’t miss it in the immediate future.

However, just seen this popup on my Google Reader from the SEOmoz blog, 99 ways to Build Links, it has the usual amount of crap points but I like the way it is split into sections and I will definitely be giving a read to “Hold Competitions Section” when I give away some goodies on Facebook & Twitter over Xmas and New Year…

The first product is Codeguard. This is basically an easy method to backup your website, protects against malware and also offers version support for your website. There is a free version but the paid version is just $10 a month (£6.20 with current exchange rates). I’m definitely going to try it out! The make or break for me is if it backs up databases aswell!

Another product which I seen on Kirsty’s blog is Cloud Flare which promises to speed up the delivery of the pages of your website to your visitors and also protect against attackers. Cloud Flare works as a CDN (content delivery network) and if I can see if any problems using with a secure site (https) then I’ll definitely give it a whirl and report back on the progress.

Another important development from the search engines is that they have got together and decided to make use of a standard mark up language for rich snippets. It is called Schema and you can find out more details on the use with this article from SEOmoz.

Been using a lot of website speed analysis tools recently and really like this tool, which comes complete with optimisation checklist.

If anyone has used any of the products or tools mentioned, then comment with feedback which will help everyone else.